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Nightlife in Split: A guide to the best bars and clubs
Heading to the party capital of Croatia, Split? We count down the best bars and clubs for every travel style.
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A how-to guide for entering Croatia during the pandemic
Calling all travelers! Croatia wants visitors back. Entering Croatia is easy since you can choose from several methods to prove that you’re COVID-19 negative.
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The 8 best things to do in Korčula: The ultimate list
With so much to offer, from olive groves & vineyards to bobbing boats & stone walls around the port, these are Korcula`s top eight activities.
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Credit cards are accepted by most hotels and restaurants in larger cities in Croatia, like Zagreb and Dubrovnik, for example. Credit cards are usually not accepted for private accommodations or in rural areas. It's also common in Croatia to be offered a discount if you pay in cash.
The standard voltage in Croatia is 230V. There are two plug types in Croatia: Types C and F.
It's recommended to have gotten the following vaccinations before a trip to Croatia: Measles, Polio, measles-mumps-rubella, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, Chickenpox, and your yearly flu shot. Additional vaccinations you should get are Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Rabies. We recommend double checking with the CDC or your doctor for more information about vaccinations you need before your trip.
These are the holidays celebrated in Croatia:
- All Saints' Day
- Anti-Fascist Struggle Day
- Christmas
- Corpus Christi
- Easter
- Easter Monday
- Epiphany
- Feast of Assumption
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- New Year's
- Saint Stephen's Day
- Statehood Day
- Victory Day